The United States could reduce its greenhouse gas emissions from power production sector within the next 15 years by raising their investment in renewable resources like solar and wind, according to study findings.
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Tech Giants Pledge $80 Million to Fund Efforts in Reducing Carbon Emissions of Paper Mills and Sewage Plants
Climate tech firms secured $80M from Google and others to fund costly carbon capture technologies, aiming to reduce emissions from paper mills and wastewater plants.
Air New Zealand Withdraws 2030 Emissions Initiative Due to Fuel Costs and Delays
Air New Zealand has dropped its 2030 climate goal due to challenges with fuel-efficient aircraft delivery and alternative fuel costs, making it the first major airline to revise near-term environmental targets.
Google Blames AI in Carbon Emissions Rise, Challenging 2030 Net Zero Pledge
Google's annual sustainability report revealed that despite efforts, the company's carbon emissions continued to rise in part due to challenges related to AI.
Amazon Shareholders Vote Against All 14 Outside Proposals That Include Disclosing Carbon Emissions, Directors' Donations
Amazon.com investors have voted down all 14 resolutions that called for increased transparency on carbon emissions, directors' donations, and the establishment of a committee to manage AI development.
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The mayors of five U.S. West Coast cities met in Portland for a two-day summit last week to deliver ideas to reduce carbon emissions on a regional level. The meeting was held as the world leaders met in the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (CPO21) in Paris to discuss carbon reductions on a global scale.
A global deal to curb carbon emissions must recognize each country's right to develop, France's foreign minister said in New Delhi on Thursday, as the host of this year's U.N. climate change talks seeks to win India's backing for a global deal.
Once at the forefront of the fight against global warming, Japan is now facing calls from other big economies such as China to set fresh emissions targets as Tokyo increases its use of dirty coal energy to replace nuclear.
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